• Experience a thrilling operatic performance at the Real Teatro di San Carlo. Connected to the Palazzo Reale di Napoli, the theater has been in continuous operation since its first opened in 1737—longer than any other opera house in the world.

• Tour the Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli. The museum is among Italy’s most important, as it contains a spectacular wealth of Egyptian, Greek, and Roman artifacts from antiquity. Among its most prestigious collection items are mummies, Farnese Marbles, and frescos from Pompeii.

• Walk along the ancient Spaccanapoli. This historic thoroughfare cuts right through the heart of Naples and is lined by numerous storefronts, art galleries, and historic landmarks. Come experience some of Naples’ most renowned cultural attractions along the Spaccanapoli, such as the Santa Chiara and the Church of Gesu Nuovo.